Tata Cara Pendaftaran Perkara Perdata Permohonan dan Gugatan pada Pengadilan Negeri Banjarbaru

Summary

This video provides a step-by-step guide for registering civil cases, including petitions and lawsuits, at the Banjarbaru District Court. It outlines the process for submitting requests such as name changes, adoption, guardianship, and other legal matters. The guide details the submission of necessary documents, creating an account on the Ekor system, and making payments for case fees. Once registration is completed and payment verified, users receive a case number and are notified of upcoming hearings. The video emphasizes the ease and efficiency of handling civil cases through the court’s online platform.

Takeaways

• 😀 The court handles two types of civil cases: requests (permohonan) and lawsuits (gugatan).
• 😀 Requests include matters like name changes, correction of birth certificates, child adoption, and guardianship.
• 😀 Lawsuits include issues like divorce (non-Muslim), unlawful acts, and breach of contract (wanprestasi).
• 😀 To register a case, you must visit the PTSP Perdata section at the Pengadilan Negeri Banjarbaru.
• 😀 Essential documents for registration include the petition or lawsuit letter, power of attorney (if using a lawyer), and supporting documents (ID card, family card, certificates, etc.).
• 😀 The PTSP Perdata officer will verify your documents and assist in filling out a form for creating an account on the Ekor application.
• 😀 After completing the form, you'll receive login credentials (username and password) for accessing the Ekor system.
• 😀 You will register the case online via the Ekor application, entering your data, uploading documents, and paying the case fees.
• 😀 The case fee can be paid through an ATM or mobile banking by using the virtual account number provided after registration.
• 😀 After payment is confirmed, the court will validate your case and provide you with a case number via Ekor or email.
• 😀 Once you have the case number, you can track the case's progress through Ekor and await the trial summons, which will be sent electronically.

Q & A

What types of civil cases can be registered at the Banjarbaru District Court?

The Banjarbaru District Court allows the registration of two main types of civil cases: 'Permohonan' (requests), such as name changes, birth certificate corrections, adoption, and guardianship, and 'Gugatan' (lawsuits), such as divorce, unlawful acts, and breach of contract.

What documents are required to register a civil case at the Banjarbaru District Court?

The required documents include the petition or lawsuit letter, power of attorney (if using legal representation), and supporting evidence like an ID card, family card, or certificates relevant to the case.

What is the role of the PTSP (Public Service) section during the registration process?

The PTSP section is responsible for reviewing the completeness of the documents submitted, providing necessary explanations, assisting in creating an Ekor account, and ensuring all registration steps are followed properly.

How does the Ekor system help in the registration process?

Ekor is an online application that facilitates case registration by allowing users to input their case data, upload necessary documents, and make payments. Once registered, users can track the progress of their case and receive notifications about trial schedules.

What happens after I create an Ekor account?

After creating an Ekor account, you will receive an email containing your username and password. You can then log in, complete your case registration by filling in data, uploading documents, and making the required payment.

How do I make the payment for the case registration?

The payment can be made through a virtual account number generated by the Ekor system. This can be paid using ATM or mobile banking services.

What happens after I make the payment for the case?

Once the payment is successfully made, the court will validate and verify the payment. After verification, you will receive a case number, which will be sent via the Ekor system or email.

How do I know when my trial date is?

You will be notified of the trial date through electronic summons, which will be sent via the Ekor system. You should attend the trial on the scheduled date.

What is the role of the virtual account in the payment process?

The virtual account number is issued by the Ekor system after case registration. It serves as a payment reference, allowing you to pay the case fee via ATM or mobile banking.

What happens after I receive the case number?

After receiving the case number, the registration process is complete. You can track your case status through the Ekor system and await further notifications about the trial.